Porcelain CupsA Poem by Jasminefictional poem from a boy's perspective.Her lips part slightly, lingering a moment over the cool
porcelain as I envy this inanimate object for being so fortunate as to taste her sweet flesh, and be graced with a crimson stain. She holds its curve as if she were clasping the hand of a
child. With
great delicacy, her pinky protrudes and I
long to intertwine mine with hers and
promise to never let go. With a
soft rattle, she sets
it down and tilts
her head back slightly as she
giggles; her smile setting me off, wanting
to kiss her profusely. If she
were to hold me as she
did her cup, I would have every reassurance that maybe this life is okay. © 2013 Jasmine |
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